Originally posted by Plastic Man
Notice the difference back in the day. Dave had so much more confidence in himself and he knew he had that vibe that was very laid back and appealing. In today's world, he laughs at his own jokes and everything seems forced. I got to tell you, Roth really was the king twenty plus years ago. I hate to say it, but nowadays he really is almost cartoonish with that shit-eating grin. I still think he rocks but leaving Van Halen was the biggest mistake he ever made and I believe he regrets that decision every day. No way did he think Van Halen would be successful without him. I can't stand Van Hagar but as big as they were when Roth left, and carrying on the Van Halen name, you and I could have sang on 5150 and sold 5 million plus. I gurantee that if the band name would have changed when Sammy came aboard, Roth would have been back in the fold by 1990 under the Van Halen moniker. Van Hagar had the advantage of keeping the name. Roth really took a nose dive over the years and the interviews he gives now are pretty tough to watch. The Craig Ferguson interview is as good as it'ds going to get. And that hurts to say it.
Notice the difference back in the day. Dave had so much more confidence in himself and he knew he had that vibe that was very laid back and appealing. In today's world, he laughs at his own jokes and everything seems forced. I got to tell you, Roth really was the king twenty plus years ago. I hate to say it, but nowadays he really is almost cartoonish with that shit-eating grin. I still think he rocks but leaving Van Halen was the biggest mistake he ever made and I believe he regrets that decision every day. No way did he think Van Halen would be successful without him. I can't stand Van Hagar but as big as they were when Roth left, and carrying on the Van Halen name, you and I could have sang on 5150 and sold 5 million plus. I gurantee that if the band name would have changed when Sammy came aboard, Roth would have been back in the fold by 1990 under the Van Halen moniker. Van Hagar had the advantage of keeping the name. Roth really took a nose dive over the years and the interviews he gives now are pretty tough to watch. The Craig Ferguson interview is as good as it'ds going to get. And that hurts to say it.
and none of his bands measure up to Van Hagar.?
and that if Dave looked and acted and did everything the same as 20 years ago you would still think he was king?









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